Willhelm Kåge for Gustavsberg “Argenta” series, mythological motif, mid-20th century.

Willhelm Kåge for Gustavsberg “Argenta” series, mythological motif, mid-20th century. Large decorative dish in the iconic turquoise Argenta glaze with silver inlay. The centre features a mythological figure rendered in Kåge’s characteristic linework, surrounded by a silver-inlaid braided border. A striking and less common Argenta piece in a substantial format. Origin: Sweden, Gustavsberg. Designer: Willhelm Kåge. Series: Argenta. Material: Stoneware with silver inlays. Dimensions: D. 26 cm. Period: Mid-20th century. Condition: Very good condition; minimal signs of use. Bio: Willhelm Kåge (1889–1960), artistic leader at Gustavsberg, was a key figure in Swedish art deco and modern ceramic design. Introduced in the 1930s, the Argenta series combines saturated glazes with sterling-silver inlays and includes geometric, floral and mythological imagery. The series gained international recognition and remains one of the most collectible categories in Swedish ceramics.